The Seasons Volume 1

“A comic that will make you remember why you fell in love with comics in the first place.” —Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead, Invincible)

In the tradition of Miyazaki and David Lynch, The Seasons is a new series that explores themes of fame, obsession, and sisterhood through a dark fairytale lens.

Summer, Winter, Spring and Autumn are the Seasons Sisters, the daughters of the world-renowned Seasons Detectives. Ten years ago, their famous parents disappeared. Left to raise themselves, the sisters formed an unbreakable bond. Now that bond is tested as the sisters fall prey to sinister forces. The youngest sister, Spring, is the last hope of saving them from a fate worse than death. Will Spring be able to piece her shattered family back together before it’s too late for them all?

Rick Remender (Deadly Class, The Sacrificers, Grommets) and Paul Azaceta (Outcast) weave an elevated tale of whimsical horror unlike anything ever experienced in comics and it all starts here! Perfect for fans of BOUNDARY-BREAKING HORROR in all forms.

In the tradition of Miyazaki, The Adventures of Tintin, and David Lynch, this is the first exciting and unnerving chapter of the highly acclaimed hit series, The Seasons, exploring themes of fame, obsession, and sisterhood through a dark fairytale lens.

Collects The Seasons #1-4.

Select praise for THE SEASONS:
"The Seasons is a comic that will make you remember why you fell in love with comics in the first place." —Robert Kirkman, Invincible, The Walking Dead

"The Seasons has Paul Azaceta leveling up his game in every way, with Rick Remender’s taut and intense script giving him the space to flex. Get on board now!" —Daniel Warren Johnson,_ Transformers, Do a Powerbomb_

"A supremely confident introduction to a world of wonder, whimsy and absolute horror. Exquisite, charming, essential." —Kieron Gillen, We Called Them Giants, The Wicked + The Divine

"Equal parts amusing and bone-chilling. It's also a really beautiful looking book, with Azaceta commanding two very different moods across the issue. " —GamesRadar